Tabby kittens & cats in Westfield, Indiana

Our black cat, May, needs a new home. The main challenge we’re facing with May is that she will not use a litter box to pee and only poops about 50% of the time in a box. We were told she was litter trained when brought her home a kitten. However, we have not been able to change this behavior in the last 3 years. Our vet believes May descends from a feral parent. However, May is not an outside cat and the times we’ve taken her outside she demands to go back inside. We do have another cat that is the same age as May. We have not seen any bullying to speak off. However, they do not cuddle with each other and May gets jealous when one of the humans pet the other cat. May also seems to be territorial because she pees at the front door and under windows.

DeDe was my first animal and she had separation anxiety while I was working so the vet suggested I get another cat. I did that and it stopped her crying but she started peeing in front of the litter box and in my "cat" room. I've done everything over the past 8 years to try and help her but my family has grown and it's gotten worse. DeDe would thrive in a home as the only animal with lots of attention from her humans. She doesn't do the best with kids either, unless they are older and don't play rough with her. She just wants to snuggle all day.

Max is a sweat loving boy. He loves attention and loves to play. Max also loves to chill and relax. He like being right by your side all the time. I want him to be in a loving home that will give him attention and affection. He is 3 years old. He does better with a home with no animals.

I rescued Sullivan (Sully) from the streets of Sullivan Indiana as a little kitten in August of 2025. He loves to snuggle, play, lay in the window, eat treats, nap, and zoom around. He will sit with you while you get ready in the mornings, he will take naps with you, and he will snuggle with you while you sleep at night. The reason I am rehoming him is because I have an older cat that has started having health issues and he pounces on him wanting to play and I’m worried he’s going to hurt my older cat and I can’t keep them separated due to living in an apartment. He would be best in a bigger space with cats that want to play, or someone who has time to play with him themselves. He has lots of energy and is such a sweet boy. He’s fixed and up to date on his shots. I would love to see him go to a loving home where he will be able to spend the rest of his life happy and healthy! I am asking for 100$ because I just paid for him to get fixed and for his shots.

Daliah is a laid-back 3 year old girl who would love a quiet home. She gets along well with other cats and dogs as long as they respect her space. It may take some time but once she feels comfortable you’ll be able to see her sweet personality.

Bee bee is a fun cat she is the only cat I've ever had that rides on your shoulder like a parrot. Friendly and playful she loves other cats and dogs

Please do not send inquiries. These cats can be visited at PetSmart in Carmel/Westfield (14720 Greyhound Plaza) during store business hours. Applications are available at the store. Jett (and his sister Molly) were adopted from us as kittens to an elderly lady in July 2020. The lady passed away in May 2024 from Alzheimer's. Molly and Jett stayed in the house with the lady's sister (who was her caregiver). Unfortunately, the sister was NOT a cat person and I was called to pick them up on New Year's Eve 2024. Molly and Jett were unsocialized and traumatized. They had not been out of the house since a vet visit in 2022. They have been with us for a year now and love the attention they get from customers. Jett is a ham, nudging for attention, but lets us know with a hiss or swat if we've pet him somewhere he doesn't like (usually his tail) or is otherwise displeased. He needs an adopter that will be patient with him and tolerate his attitude. He needs to be the ONLY PET in the home. He does not like other cats (Jett will walk over and hiss at Ghost for no reason) or even the smell of other cats on our hands. He has not been around dogs nor small children. He should be okay with older children that respect his boundaries. His big weakness is catnip, which he will eat! We originally thought Jett was bonded to his sister Molly, but when she had to go to foster care for a bladder stone, both cats showed many signs of being LESS stressed. So Jett is now available for adoption solo. Born March 18, 2020. (Jett comes with his cat carrier and bed.) Adoption fee = $50

Please do not send inquiries. Ghost can be visited at PetSmart in Carmel/Westfield (14720 Greyhound Plaza) during store business hours. Applications are available at the store. Licorice was originally adopted from us in May 2020. Licorice had been trapped at a feral colony feeding site. She was immediately taken for spay/neuter. She was spayed and stayed with us for extended recovery time since she was pregnant at the time of spay. That's when we found out she is not feral, but is the sweetest little shy cat! Unfortunately, Licorice was picked up by an Animal Control Officer and taken to the Humane Society with an eye injury this past summer. Thanks to her microchip, she was returned to us. We were unable to contact the adopters. Licorice's eye injury turned out not to be an injury, but Eosinophilic Keratitis, a possible symptom of Feline Herpes Virus (which 90-95% of all cats have). Licorice will need an eye drop once daily for the rest of her life to keep the eye from clouding. (We will send her with the bottle we have, and instructions to get more. Approximately $68 per month.) We have developed a routine with her that we give her the eye drop, then a can of cat food, warmed with hot water. She does great! Licorice should be okay with other cats as long as they don't bully her. We do not know how she would do with dogs. She is not fond of being picked up, but loves attention and talking to you. She can be temperamental and may swat at you, but then she forgives you and wants attention again. Because of this temperament, we recommend placement with older children (over 12). Licorice is currently eating Kirkland Cat Maintenance kibble and one can of Friskie's pate (various flavors, hot water added) daily. She's put on some weight, but should slim back down with more activity. Licorice is now 6 years old, spayed, updated vaccines, microchipped and re-tested negative for FIV/FeLV. Adoption fee = $75

Please do not send inquiries. Ghost can be visited at PetSmart in Carmel/Westfield (14720 Greyhound Plaza) during store business hours. Applications are available at the store. Ghost has already lived a long, hard life. He is now looking for a comfortable home where he can just be spoiled. Ghost was a tom cat who was taken in by a nice couple that gave him shelter, food and care. He was diagnosed with FIV and heartworm. The couple contacted us when they knew Ghost would need further care and a good forever home. We worked with the vet team at IndyHumane who conducted radiographs, testing, neuter and eventually teeth cleaning and extraction. Ghost is now heartworm antigen negative (breeding females are gone), but still heartworm antibody positive (males not dead yet). He has no clinical signs of heartworm anymore. Ghost is a big guy that is not the best at grooming himself. He will need someone who can give him regular brushing with his favorite comb (included in his adoption), and occasionally make sure the back end is clean. He is shy, so we want to find him a quiet home with no dogs and no small children. He does fine with other cats. Jett will hiss in his face and he will not respond. Ghost gets a can of Friskie's shreds nightly and loves to give us a head bonk before he dives in to his favorite meal! Ghost is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, tested negative for FeLV. He is FIV positive. He is approximately 7 years old. Adoption fee = $75 (Ghost comes with the cat house and litter box in his cage.)